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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1963
Page
2
Reports from Kentucky and Minnesota describe officials calling for restraint following bombings and alleged civil rights unrest. The piece notes executive orders on desegregation, police actions, and arrests linked to protests while detailing reactions from governors and local leaders across multiple states.
An official report notes that the cost of living remains steady despite price pressures. It highlights higher costs for essentials like food and fuel but argues overall consumer spending and wage trends keep households stable, with some regions showing resilience.
Market Port Worth reports brisk cattle activity with feeder calves at 22.00 to 25.00 and good to high choices at 23.00 to 25.00. Hogs move around 60 higher with 205 to 240 pound pigs at 14.00 to 15.00. Sheep and goats show steadier pricing with prime springers near 21.00 and slaughter ewes around 6.25 to 7.00.
Fragmentary OCR describes a Republican club meeting from Croby area with unclear date and organizer. Text hints at scheduling details and attendee notices but lacks complete names or location specifics.
United Press International reports extensive rain and high winds affecting Nebraska with 14 inches in Wahoo and 57 mph in Norfolk. Flooding also hits Georgia and Florida towns as Southeast rainfall continues to rise. In Nebraska, waters recede slowly, with Linwood and Ashland areas showing severe inundation and multiple fatalities confirmed.
Senate vote 6 30 approves 455 million more over two years for the Area Redevelopment Agency. Lawmakers expect the House to back the aid as the measure aims to broaden regional relief and employment programs amid persistent unemployment.
Vice Admiral Hyman G. Rickover has secured a new victory in pushing for civilian leadership at the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis. The latest move names Dr. Arthur Bernard Drought of Marquette University as academic dean pro tempore on a one year contract to strengthen the academy's educational program.
Mrs Noble Hodgkiss of Longview visits her mother in law Mrs Florence Hodgkiss in Ivanhoe. The piece lists numerous visiting relatives and friends from Denison Irving Wichita Falls Garland Lampasas and Houston with church attendance noted in the area.
Mr and Mrs Ford and their daughter Mrs G A Messer of Fort Worth visited Forsythe Missouri with Virgil Ford and family. They were recalled home due to Mrs Messer's husband suffering a heart attack while Misses Lewis and Lewis of Lancaster California were recent visitors.
In Denmark workers used a hoist to free a horse from a tree about six feet up. Farmer Peter Nyborg said the animal jumped up and became trapped when frightened by a car horn.
President Kennedy and kin greeted massive crowds in Wexford after a ticker tape march in Dublin. He urged patience about future trips, then saluted Commodore Barry and spoke with Irish cheer before heading to New Ross with Premier Lemass.
Samuel Martinez, a Mexican national living in San Francisco, was sentenced in Tucson to 18 months for illegal entry into the United States for the 44th time. His wife, daughter and son are American citizens. He will be deported after serving the sentence.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Lemons and their daughter in law Mrs. Marshall Lemons and daughter Patsy of Piedmont Alabama visit Mrs. A. L. Lemons mother Mrs. Donie Osborne and sister Mrs. H. E. Smith in a family gathering.
In Nice France authorities issue a decree to curb a nemesis by forbidding residents to leave crumbs or grain on balconies window ledges beaches gardens or courtyards. The measure aims to reduce the nigean population and manage public spaces.
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